CouesWhitetail

Gorgeous!

WoW !! what a monster! jaw dropped when I saw that! Congratulations! What a dream buck! oh and if you want it scored officially, I would love to do it for you! just email me Amanda@coueswhitetail.com

no, not if it's on public land, but it sure is great to see them!

Due to work obligations I wasn't able to get down to help at the Team Young Gunz Women's Coues Camp this year. However, Carl sent me this update last night. They have 7 lady hunters at camp and filled four tags on Saturday! Wow, that's some serious success! They expected to get two more this morning since they had bedded four bucks Saturday night. If anyone knows any ladies that want to get into hunting, this camp is a great opportunity for that. Team Young Gunz is a nonprofit set up to teach people about hunting. http://www.teamyounggunz.com/ Congratulations to the ladies Corinna Gollubier Alisha Twitchel Heather Hariston Kasie Lehan

"Hunting isn't always about the taking, its always about the experience. And to all of us, this was a successful hunt." Very true statement Don! Thanks to everyone who took this boy hunting!

I haven't measured it yet, but the hunter said the pics don't do it justice. Of course, it's a great buck regardless of score.

it's from southern AZ

Yes, coues deer can be very predictable with where and when they are feeding, however, once hunting season starts, the bucks will often move to areas where there is less hunting pressure. Or they might switch to feeding at night and stay bedded during much of the day. The older a buck is the more educated he is about hunting season and they will do whatever they can to avoid hunters. Since we don't hunt coues deer does, they don't feel the same pressure and don't change their feeding and moving patterns as much as the bucks do. But if you find an area that holds several bucks during hunting season, that area is likely to have bucks in there year after year.

Oh my gosh, that is terrible. Prayers for the family to have strength to survive such a tragedy.

Thanks to our current military and veterans!

yes, all whitetail in AZ are considered Coues Whitetail. Hybrids in AZ tend to be Coues/Mule deer crosses.

Excellent!

Congratulations!

Outstanding!! Backpack hunts are always memorable! Congratulations!

Wow!! that's one ugly and scary looking fish!!! Thanks for sharing your adventure! Nice tshirts!

Congrats, those scaled quail are certainly beautiful birds!

Congratulations, that is a heck of a shot!!

Congrats on your ducks!

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Click on the link I posted for all the info about the camp....Feb 13-16

That looks like a great memorial. I am sure your dad would be proud.

Thanks Stephen! I just can't get over how good this stuff is.

Yes, we are having the women's javi camp in Feb. Team Young Gunz will be helping us there as well! If anyone knows a lady that wants to learn to hunt, the camp in Feb is perfect for them. Also, if anyone here wants to be a mentor at the camp, contact me. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/2013/08/2014-womens-javelina-hunting-camp/

Excellent!! Nice shooting!

Wow, very unique! I think he is just trying to match the wall in the background.....the coues in that area must be evolving with new chameleon-like survival strategies!